The Ciment Saint-Laurent company set up a plant in Beauport in the early 1950s. The cement plant expanded rapidly, making a major contribution to local economic activity. From 1993 onwards, however, local residents went to court with their complaints about noise, odours and dust. The long legal process that followed marked the history of environmental law in Canada.
Société d’art et d’histoire de Beauport
Document in the public domain (free of copyright) -Ciment Saint-Laurent Fonds - Date: 1954
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